... -tatof a Crimea and Ito this crime he has added dt.oehanin~ nsarure, Jelf -nurder 1 Thvlanwohad borrowtd 11 the aloniy from Row, weint, previoufly to his going OXi- and lad fi-N -wcaringaapparej.4~1ft -by~~ewtr f.ilde. This, which paae~iieoe~e~o P ie, ...

... for Boston. E .,t - cr. on smith's bland, near Nantucket, ?? ill be km, having siz feet water is ber - ?? en l an Ei.i'ii-h' row-b.at, and carried Ihe Indu -re. -, from Lisbon, stranded on the The Pari-, Garnoch, andthc St Tetcr, Roclcwnod, frnm 1. r.d- ...

... flated, that on turning round to his men, to bid them row in a particular direction, lie obferved the man at the fecond oar-(Lynn, the doceafed) was down, and had been flint . they notwithiflandina rowed rolnd, and fired again at the fmuggler; about this ...

... Lion-ftreet, Seven Dials, baker 3 10 ,Tlaies Scots, Srratford, Effex, lnme-burr ~- 3 It' . ofe~ph H-aton, Rob.c~rt-trect, Redford-row, cpbinet-maker I tu 'iinshcJl Parr, London, inftiraincc broker iiv.] xI R. T~nlhleke,, North Audlcey-itrcet, butcher ' iv George ...

... iS Aldenren, and the t:.v ie t No alteration was made in the price of Bread, hihe Regulations for, the ?? of the Watermen rowing upon,the river Thancs, and the Rates or Fares to be takenb . 'thlenm, was taken into confideration. Counfel was heard in be- ...

... Caufeway. - Mr. dl Spilibury, of Soho Squire, to Mife E. Gybbon, of Win- 1 e cheiftr, Suflo x.-Mr. George Ward, of Paternol'er Row, to Mifss A. Sampfon, of Bruton, Somerfetrtire. . DsiD.-At Morfendue, Grenada, S. Strachan, Erq. of t' that ?? his honfe in ...

... minutes afterwards. Every effort was employed to flop the progrefs of the flames.; but they were not got under until the whole. row, confi ting of the liable in which the fire broke out, a barn, and another ftable, was burnt to the bare walls. Indeed it was ...

... g. J. Plaftons, of NVordef ,dealer MNay a3. Cox, fell. bf 5h. Iane,jvewller. May x6.. WX. Harper and J. Wifobn, of 3udge.. row, m erchanlts. Mgay oand 2ri a. S. Sikes, of Htuddersfiejd, bainler - May 28. M. Hare% of 3)ngfton-upon-Hull, groce. May rg R ...

... wrote once te v or twice to Mr Windham, but never received any d, anfwer. e Here dcfred the plaintiffs cafe, and Mr GAR- 'be . ROW rofe to addrefs the Jury in behalf Of the de- Ci fendant. He had proceeded but a very few fen;- a tences, however, w en ry Lord ...

... reginient of Dromedaries. Mpnday next is'likely to be Vroducqive of much' fport on the wates, in confquence o a' boat to be rowed for, ?? by Mr. Affley, jan. RACES THIS SEsASON. June I6 Bibury july as Nevmark. TU:; :vIeet. ew o4' 1. Preftor 22 Newcaltle ...

... given to this ?? the conduc of the Plaintiff had been criminal in London, it aggravated the guilt of the Defendant. Mr. GAR Row addreffed the Jury; but, much to his honour, was far from contending that the demand of the Plaintiff was not both legal and ...

... bolts, fuch as tbofe found in the poffefflon of the Defendants, and was quite unable to fay fatisfadorily whbere. Alr. GAR ROW was following up this line of crofs-exami- 1 nation with great dexterity, and laying'opel 'a fhocking fyltem of peculation and ...